Author: Rob Shultz
Date: 13:13:48 03/04/99
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On March 04, 1999 at 00:08:01, blass uri wrote: > >On March 03, 1999 at 22:45:00, James T. Walker wrote: > >>Hello again, >>Fritz 5.32 also finds Bxd6 in 2:30 (-0.06). K6-2-350 /64 Meg hash. >>Jim Walker > >Fritz5.16 results on pentium200MMX with 64 MB hash tables under win95 >Bxd6 2:42 10/36 -0.09 >Bxd6 4:52 11/35 -0.06 >Nd4 8:21 11/38 -0.03 > >I suspect that Fritz5.32 also rejects Bxd6 if you give it more time. > >Uri Here is the output I get with Fritz5.32 (March 99 patch) New position r2q3r/pp1k1pb1/3p3p/3P3n/5Bbp/2N5/PPPQN1P1/2K2R1R w - - 0 1 Analysis by Fritz 5.32: 1.Bxd6 -+ (-1.41) depth: 1/9 00:03:04 1.Nd4 ³ (-0.56) depth: 1/9 00:03:52 1.Nd4 Nxf4 2.Qxf4 ³ (-0.50) depth: 1/9 00:04:32 1.Re1 ³ (-0.44) depth: 1/9 00:05:10 1.Be3 = (-0.25) depth: 1/9 00:05:44 1.Be3 Qe7 = (-0.25) depth: 2/13 00:06:17 1.Be3 Qe7 2.Nd4 = (-0.12) depth: 3/10 00:06:56 1kN 1.Be3 Qe7 2.Re1 Kc8 = (-0.25) depth: 4/19 00:07:37 6kN 1.Be3 Bxc3 2.Nxc3 Ng3 3.Qd4 Bf5 = (-0.19) depth: 5/20 00:08:06 43kN 1.Be3 Qe7 2.Re1 Kc8 3.Bf2 Bf6 ³ (-0.31) depth: 6/23 00:08:34 116kN 1.Nd4 ³ (-0.28) depth: 6/25 00:08:45 345kN 1.Nd4 Rc8 2.Ndb5 Bxc3 3.Nxc3 Qf6 = (-0.22) depth: 6/26 00:08:45 427kN 1.Nd4 Qe7 2.Ncb5 Bxd4 3.Nxd4 Ng3 4.Bxg3 = (-0.03) depth: 7/31 00:08:49 1106kN 1.Nd4 Qg8 2.Ndb5 Ng3 3.Bxg3 hxg3 4.Ne4 Be5 5.Rxh6 Rxh6 = (-0.09) depth: 8/29 00:08:54 3091kN 1.Nd4 Qe7 2.Ncb5 Bxd4 3.Qxd4 Nxf4 4.Qxf4 f5 5.Nd4 Raf8 = (-0.03) depth: 9/33 00:09:07 8408kN 1.Nd4 Qg8 2.Nce2 Rc8 3.Qb4 Nxf4 4.Nxf4 Bxd4 5.Qxd4 Bf5 = (0.00) depth: 10/37 00:09:39 22157kN 1.Bxd6 = (-0.12) depth: 10/37 00:10:58 58678kN 1.Bxd6 Kxd6 2.Rxf7 Qe8 3.Rxg7 Bxe2 4.Rxb7 Ba6 5.Rb4 Rd8 = (-0.06) depth: 10/40 00:11:45 82562kN 1.Bxd6 f5 2.Bf4 Re8 3.Nd4 Nxf4 4.Rxf4 Be5 5.Rf2 Qf6 = (0.16) depth: 11/39 00:16:04 204364kN 1.Bxd6 f5 2.Bh2 Qg5 3.Nf4 Rhe8 4.Nxh5 Qxh5 5.Re1 Rxe1+ = (0.25) depth: 12/40 00:24:48 430115kN Rob Shultz
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